Upcoming Events in May

PICTUREVILLE'S LAST WEEK AT THEATRE IN THE MILL

Pictureville Cinema's five-week residency at Theatre in the Mill is coming to an end this week, but there's still chance to catch a special programme of acclaimed Yorkshire-based films. Tickets start from just £3!

Coming up this week:

YORKSHIRE IN LOVE DOUBLE BILL:
ALI & AVA (15) & GOD'S OWN COUNTRY (15)
9 May 18.30
There's still time to book for tonight's double bill of acclaimed Yorkshire romances - book for both tickets and get 30% off!

KIDS' CLUB: CHRISTOPHER ROBIN (PG)
11 May 11.00
Winnie-the-Pooh and friends come out of the woods and into the big city in this charming Disney film starring Ewan McGregor.

ANIME AFTERNOONS: PROMARE (12A)
11 May 14.00
An epic sci-fi anime set in a futuristic world where mutants can control fire.

WUTHERING HEIGHTS (15)
11 May 17.30
Oscar-winning director Andrea Arnold's elemental take on the classic romantic novel.

SIGHTSEERS (15)
11 May 19.45
This jet-black comedy from director Ben Wheatley follows a couples murderous caravaning holiday around the British Isles.

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A Flag Large Enough

May 16th

A Flag Large Enough is a participatory project co-created and delivered with KaskoSan, a community organisation who works with the Eastern and Central European Roma community in the north of England, which brings together four Romani groups who have never been united before, through music, dance, theatre and good – to celebrate their shared cultures.

On the 16^th of May at Theatre in the Mill in Bradford, these groups will share the show they have been working on over the past two months; a day which marks eighty years since the Roma Resistance Day in 1944.

The show is about commemorating the resistance in 1944, and how Roma people organise and resist today. It’s about contemporary Romani culture, community and solidarity. It’s about an oppressed people carving out their own space. It asks what it means to be “a people”; How that empowers and how that silences; And how we make a flag large enough to enfold everyone.

Funded by the Arts Council and the Bertha Foundation

This is a free event